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Hi I am new on this board.... thank you for accept. I live at the Netherlands. My hobbies are embroidery and readig... most historical stories. Last week we had an amazing weekend with a lot of spectaculair airshows. The Northern lights. For years I am searching to get a nice picture of the lights for a cross-stitchpattern. Now I found 3 of them . So happy found your website to make 1 by myself. All I have to do now is pick out 1, grab the yarn, fabric and start. Happy, greetings Thijsse
Hi everyone !
Nice to be here. I was wondering if anyone could help me with making a crochet graph pattern? I get the wizard to work alright but it turns out bigger than i want each square, does that mean my picture is too big? If anyone could help I would appreciate it.
Thank you,
Krysta
This turned out so well!
Love how the virus stitch looks as an edging! It makes the design pop without taking attention away from the focal point.
Thank you for posting...love this one, too!
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Hi I am new on this board.... thank you for accept. I live at the Netherlands. My hobbies are embroidery and readig... most historical stories. Last week we had an amazing weekend with a lot of spectaculair airshows. The Northern lights. For years I am searching to get a nice picture of the lights for a cross-stitchpattern. Now I found 3 of them . So happy found your website to make 1 by myself. All I have to do now is pick out 1, grab the yarn, fabric and start. Happy, greetings Thijsse
Floppypenguin,
Welcome!
Thank you for
your kind words!
Have you tried
the option where you can check "antialias on" in #8?
Hi everyone !
Nice to be here. I was wondering if anyone could help me with making a crochet graph pattern? I get the wizard to work alright but it turns out bigger than i want each square, does that mean my picture is too big? If anyone could help I would appreciate it.
Thank you,
Krysta
Shaleigh,
You've definitely done
quite a bit more...fantastic! Especially considering you had less
time.
How kind of you to help your dad
renovate! Is it more cosmetic work or major
repairs?
LOL, sigh, there's no end to the
amount of repairs that must be done here. The house is old (late
1800s) and it was pretty much abused in the 1980s, when a guy
destroyed whatever he could. After that it was owned by a family
who tried to do their own repairs but didn't know what they were
doing.
This year a roofing job is in the
plans, in addition to a few other things. It's very slow and since
so many repairs needed are major (plumbing, electrical, etc) it's
going to be done over several years.
Oh,
yes, big patches of solid color take forever! Soooo many stitches.
And then the color changes, ouch! All worth it in the end, though.
Honestly, I
suggest just being as neat as you want to. I spent several years
trying to make the back look as good as the front. It drove me insane. It stemmed
from when an acquaintance - without asking! - turned my work over
and then made a rude comment about the thread ends. Thereafter I
was always obsessed with how the back looked. It really took some
of the joy out of stitching.
Now I think
that if you're happy with it, that's all that matters. If someone complains that it's messy,
let THEM stitch it for you. LOL.
This turned out so well!
Love how the virus stitch looks as an edging! It makes the design pop without taking attention away from the focal point.
Thank you for posting...love this one, too!
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